TfL is planning a multi-lot procurement of its data network and telecommunications services launching in late 2026, combining two major contracts to deliver improved security, reliability, and cost efficiency.
Open tender — no closing date published. Opened 1 months ago.
Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In it software, TRANSPORT FOR LONDON has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across it software, the most active winners are SOFTCAT PLC, PHOENIX SOFTWARE LTD, INSIGHT DIRECT UK LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
Upgrade the Elizabeth Line signalling system to improve reliability, support higher train frequencies, address obsolete equipment, and enhance operational flexibility.
TfL seeks a specialist partner to provide comprehensive 24/7 support and risk management for legacy infrastructure platforms including Windows Server, SQL Server, Oracle, Solaris and Red Hat, with flexibility to scale and eventually migrate to modern systems.
TfL is seeking a managed service partner to provide 24/7 cloud network operational support, monitoring, and management across public cloud environments with proactive maintenance and security compliance.
Upgrade fire hydrant systems at two depot locations to meet current safety standards and regulations.
The Bank of England is engaging the market to identify technology partners for delivering strategic enhancements to its RTGS payment system.
Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust is conducting preliminary market engagement for comprehensive outsourced ICT infrastructure and digital services management across multiple service areas including service desk, infrastructure, security, and project support.
Seven-year contract to provide an integrated digital pathology platform with scanning, image management, AI quality control, diagnostics, and teleconsultation capabilities for Cambridge University Hospitals.
TfL seeks a specialist partner to provide comprehensive 24/7 support and risk management for legacy infrastructure platforms including Windows Server, SQL Server, Oracle, Solaris and Red Hat, with flexibility to scale and eventually migrate to modern systems.